DFS: Week 5 AFC Target Tracker

Here's a team-by-team look at the most targeted players in the AFC through Week 4 (click here for NFC targets):

Baltimore Ravens

The Ravens receiving group is in ruins with the injury to Smith. Rookie Breshad Perriman is still unable to play, leaving Aiken, Forsett, and Gillmore as the targets who should expect an increase in use.

Buffalo Bills

Clay was heavily targeted in Week 4 with Watkins out due to a calf injury. Watkins' status for Week 5 is still in question so expect the other receivers to see more targets in the upcoming weeks.

Cincinnati Bengals

Green saw double digit targets for the second week in a row. The Bengals take on Seattle this week which is bad news for both receivers and running backs.

Cleveland Browns

Tight end Barnidge has had two great weeks in a row, producing a total of 180 yards and two touchdowns. However, none of the receiving options in Cleveland are real DFS plays unless you are looking to be contrarian.

Denver Broncos

Sanders had a season-low six targets in Week 4 while Thomas now has four straight weeks of double-digit targets. Both Thomas and Sanders are great plays in PPR formats.

Houston Texans

Hopkins had a monster 22 targets and has become the most targeted receiver in the league. Like Thomas, Hopkins also had four straight weeks of double-digit targets. Shorts is likely to miss Week 5 so Hopkins and Washington could be in for an even heavier workload.

Indianapolis Colts

Without Andrew Luck, Matt Hasselbeck predominantly targeted Hilton and Moncrief in the Colts' 16-13 win over Jacksonville. Veteran Johnson has become a complete non-factor in the Indianapolis offense.

Jacksonville Jaguars

Though Robinson had 12 targets, he only caught four of them in Week 4. The passing game in Jacksonville runs through Robinson and Hurns making them both legitimate DFS options - especially in games when the Jaguars are forced to pass.

Kansas City Chiefs

The targets in Kansas City are shared, as expected, between Maclin, Kelce, and Charles. Do not expect that to change at any point in the season. Maclin is a solid option in PPR DFS formats and Charles is a great play in all game types.

Miami Dolphins

Landry continues to be a target machine in Miami. The biggest surprise for Miami in Week 4 was the no-show from Matthews who had opened the season on a tear.

New England Patriots

Week 4 was a bye week for the Patriots. In Week 5, the Pats head to Dallas.

New York Jets

Marshall continues to dominate the receiving game in New York, posting three 100+ yard games. The only DFS receiving options for the Jets are Marshall and Decker - so don't try to get creative by going off the board here.

Oakland Raiders

Cooper and Crabtree are again the two passing options in Oakland. They dominate the targets and it seems like they will continue to do so throughout the season. Their production will be directly tied to the effectiveness of Derek Carr.

Pittsburgh Steelers

All of the receivers take a significant hit with Micahel Vick under center. Brown had a particularly disappointing Week 4 with five catches for 42 yards. DFS players should fade Steelers wideouts for now.

San Diego Chargers

Tight end Antonio Gates will return in Week 5 and will likely force Green out of this chart. Allen had a quiet performance this past weekend, only securing four of his seven targets in Week 4.

Tennessee Titans

The Titans take on Buffalo in Week 5 after having a bye in Week 4. In terms of DFS options, Walker may be the best of the bunch here - and makes for a solid tight end choice overall.